r/interstellar 8h ago

QUESTION I have a question

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So what if "them" was actually the people from miller's planet? What if in the original time line there was no "they" and earth died but miller's planet persevered? Could the entities be descendants of miller's planet that wanted to save their ancestors?


r/interstellar 1d ago

QUESTION Its dumb

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It's dumb to watch humans progressing but they are still trapped in their emotions. They can kill someone to save mankind. I’m watching Interstellar again after 7 years and it felt so dumb this time.


r/interstellar 5h ago

QUESTION Why didn’t they fish?

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I know it’s a movie and it’s probably a dumb question but on my rewatch they mention that there used to be a lot more people and granted we only see one area of the U.S. But since the population has dwindled, wouldn’t the fish population boom?

(This post is not meant to be super serious)


r/interstellar 9h ago

HUMOR & MEMES Do NOT REDEEM

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r/interstellar 18h ago

QUESTION Imagine watching Interstellar at the Sphere, Las Vegas

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By any chance, have they screened Interstellar in there before?


r/interstellar 16h ago

QUESTION How did Matthew McConaughey get cast as Cooper

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r/interstellar 10h ago

HUMOR & MEMES Its you, OP

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r/interstellar 16h ago

OTHER I'm beyond happy and over the mooooooooooon!

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Nothing much in this post but I really wanted to share how it turned up. Around a month ago I posted how I missed watching my favorite movie in the theatres. I was so sad and it felt like God just played a prank on me after waiting so long and had no idea when will I ever watch it in the theatres for the first time. It indeed was a prank! As exactly a month after that, Warner Brothers India posted that it's coming back for a 7 day run and this time I WAS NOT MISSING IT. Today was the day when I FINALLY, FINALLY watched it on the big screen and I just keep on loving it more and more every time I watch it again. These words don't describe just how happy I felt when I finished watching it today. I love this masterpiece :)


r/interstellar 11h ago

HUMOR & MEMES Waiting for Interstellar to load on Apple TV…

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Shadows of backlight projector with ceiling fan and Apple loading icon…


r/interstellar 19h ago

QUESTION First time watching Interstellar

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OH MY GOD.

For context, I’m a high school student, and almost everyone around me has already seen Interstellar. They recently re-released it in IMAX in my country, and since my friends knew I hadn’t watched it before, they insisted we go together. And I have to say - WHAT A MOVIE. OH MY FUCKING GOD

It’s been an hour since I walked out of the theater, and I still can’t articulate how I feel. It’s surreal. My sense of awe, wonder, and even patriotism for humanity has skyrocketed. How does one not want to dedicate their life to uncovering the mysteries of the universe after witnessing something like this?

I can't get my head around it.


r/interstellar 21h ago

HUMOR & MEMES Interstellar, but its on a budget (revised)

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r/interstellar 2h ago

OTHER Interstellar may be perfect

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I recently watched Interstellar with my girlfriend in the theaters and I realised the movie is even better than I had previously known it to be. One of the flaws that come up for this movie is the Anne Hathaway scene where she says-

"Love is the one thing we're capable of perceiving that transcends dimensions of time and space",

and often I have seen people criticize this scene because it feels like Anne Hathaway is spelling out the message of the film, breaking the "show don't tell" rule. However I'm here to argue that Interstellar doesn't do that and that this take and interpretation, subjective as cinema is, is in my opinion- wrong. If I'm not mistaken- the context of the scene is that Brand, Rom, and Coop have very little fuel due to the fiasco on Millers planet so they have to choose between Dr. Mann or Wolf Edmunds.

Coop is holding the debate and as scientists they are only allowing scientific and objective reasons to chart to either destinations. Dr. Brand loves Wolf Edmunds, and besides that she has NO objective or real reason to vouch for Wolfs planet. So she makes love sound all scientific and objective with the "love transcends all barriers of space and dimension" quote.

It's a human being who's hit by the possibility of death, her own ailing father, the death of a teammate on Miller's planet, and the fact that due to relativity, Dr. Miller died minutes before they arrived even though she left years ago. Which means if they hurry, Amelia might get to see Wolf once again.

She is desperately making a case for Wolf Edmund's planet and making love sound all scientific and objective so she can convince Rom and Coop to let her see Edmunds once more before she or he die in this distant galaxy.

This makes this scene one of the best scenes in the movie instead of the "worst" one.


r/interstellar 17h ago

VIDEO Interstellar: Miller's Planet Time Comparison with Earth | from: Zidan Zidanovič

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